The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-02-10

4 daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Becker on the 81 ult.
A bill to reduce marriage license
fees to 81 has been introduced in the
Legislature.
A large number Of new seats were
received here on Monday for the pub
lie school.
The railroad yards Of this place
have presented busy appearance
during the week past.
Car loads of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for the spring trade-srs being un-
loaded daily at this point.
The Building Association loan cd
$3.50 at 1875 per cent. at its regular
meeting last Monday evening,
A little boy baby arrived At the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Schuman last Monday evening.
A bill to regulate the wearing of
G. A. R. badges has been introduced
with good prospects OF final passage.
Wears glad to have done something
to rescue ewrandall from the "innoc.
nous desuetude" iAto which he had
fallen.
The clearing up of the Browns Val
| ley wreck was finished on Saturday,
and the train on the branch is now
running on regular time.
W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Gibson on Saturday afternoon OF
this week at three O'Clock sharp. All
are invited to come and join us.-Sec.
In the rattle for the gun of J. B.
Knapp, No. 4 was the winning ticket.
The holder of same can obtain the
gun by presenting it at F. E. New
ellis store.
Miss Kellogg has arranged to move
to st. Paul to engage in business.
An experienced milliner will take he.
place here and will open a first class
establishment in the spring.
When this mantle Of virgin white
and soil departs, some back yards
will be a curiosity-wire bustles, tin
cans, rags, hair, dead cats, feathers
etc., make fine collection.-Ex.
At the bottom of Henri Waiter
sons scheme for tho ideal newspaper
are tho three cardinal principles
Disin kerestsd Cleanliness, Capa
city. This ought to discourage some
people.
Whenever you have made up your
mind to buy an ocean passage ticket
either for yourself or to send out
for the friends in the old country, con
slider the advantages offered by the
American line.
Valentine day is 1t hand (the 14tt
inst.) A survey of the different store!
in town will discourage those whs
wish to remember their friends in tn,
usual manner on this day. There i!
no stock of valentines in town.
A more beautiful view could moi
be wished for than was the effect last
Monday night by the moons rays up
on the snow drifts about town. i
would have been worthy subject To-
the exercise Of an artists skill.
! It is too bad that Eugene il helt
responsible for all that his paper ha
to say. We know be is too good
boy to say any thing wrong IL h
didn't have to. The jack mus
jump when the string is pulled. A
least the jack says 20.
We were justly indignant when in
a recent issue Of the Tribune, the cd
itor of that wind-bag threatened t.
4 publish q statement OF our debts
Consequently we loaded for bear
Imagine our disgust on being obliges
to waste our ammunition on skunk
There is nothing like an indigna
ton meeting to straightsn out whea
prices. The result from that held il
Agency hall a few weeks ago is
solid and substantial blessing to tn
producers OF this section, and it mus
be gratifying to them to be sharer
in the knowledge that Morris is bein
Disseminated against-by the railroa
company.